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• Install problem - the monitor resolution

  I'm trying to install Illustrator CS3, but in the audit of the system, I get a message that the minimum requirements for monitor (1024 x 768) resolution is not met.  I'm running at 1600 x 900, so it shouldn't be a problem.  I dropped it to 1024 x 768, but which did not help either.  I restarted several times and am using the original installation CD.  Any reason, why it does not work?

  Brand new Dell Studio XPS 1647/w 4 GB of RAM, ATI Mobile Radeon HD 4670, Windows 7 Pro x 64

  Disable Aero and improved on the ATI card features. CS3 was never designed for or tested on W7 and cannot deal with some of the specifics.

  Mylenium

• Reducing the size of the Panel complete front to adjust the screen resolution of 1024 pixels / 786 pixels

  Hello.

  I designed the app and now I found the screen resolution required is 1024/786. I have a lot of orders and indicators and very worried that the façade will lose his eye and he'll take a lot of time to be set for each control and text.

  I wonder if this is the way I could shrink the size of the front panel so it automatically reduces the size of each control and indicator and it fits well in the required resolution. Any ideas?

  Thanks for help

  Kind regards

  Austin

  Hi Austin,.

  Thanks to this request, this give an example below detects the monitor resolution and resize your façade to adapt to it.

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-8643

  Let me know if this has help at all.

  Kind regards

• Tecra A7 with port replicator - the bad external monitor resolution

  Hello

  I have a Tecra A7 (Mod.No. PTA71E) that I use with often an III advanced port replicator and an external 19 "monitor (1280 x 1024).

  Now Ichanged the monitor with a new LCD display 22 '' Samsung 223BW with a resolution of 1680 x 1050.

  Attached to the VGA, I have a lot of flicker problems drinking the reolution is OK.
  Attached to the DVI I have not flickering but the monitor get a resolution of 1280 x 1024 with a desktop computer to 1680 x 1050, that appear depending on the position of the mouse.

  How can I use the DVI and get good resolution (as in VGA mode) but without twinkle?

  Thank you
  Davide Rubbiani

  Hello

  I guess that the Toshiba ATI driver does not support the resolution of 1680 x 1050.
  The only way to get the 1680 x 1050 resolution is to install another driver.

  Maybe here you will find a working one.
  http://drivers.Softpedia.com/get/graphics-board/ATI
  CU

• Portege M200 with external monitor - what is the best resolution?

  As a result of a recent post on using an external monitor with the M400, I have a question on the use of one with the M200. I realize that the M200 uses the graphics card Nvidia rather than the graphics card Intel in the M400 - is it better with regard to the use of an external display is concerned? The M200 manual says that it will support up to 1600 x 1536 resolution on an external display. I want to use my M200 in a docking station with an external monitor to the extended desktop.

  What would be the best resolution to go with externally? Should I go for 1400 x 1050 screen LCD M200 match? Or could I go for a 1600 x 1200, that should the graphics card (!) be able to cope? Or, finally, if I went to a widescreen 1680 x 1050, how would the face Nvidia card? The screen is not as clear as with the 1600 x 1050 screen?

  What are the chances of work at all? I see in the M400 manual which she is supposed to support 2048 x 1536 on an external monitor, but this seems to be a problem, judging from the other post.

  Any help appreciated - thanks

  Hello

  Well, the resolution of the screen depends primarily on the graphics card.
  If you want to use a display resolution that the graphics card must support. In addition, the graphics card driver is important. If the graphics card will support the resolution of the screen, BUT the resolution is not listed in the graphics driver, so you will not be able to choose this value.

  To my knowledge, if you use the docking station you will get Supportepar as the notebook display resolutions.
  The resolution of the external display also depends on the external display. If the material of the monitor will not support the resolution so you will not be able to get all the images on the external monitor.

  I think the best way is to test that the resolution is the best. Some people prefer the high resolution of small icons and other blind ;) like low resolutions (1024 x 768) because of the large icons

• Tecra A3: cannot use the 1920 x 1200 on external monitor resolution

  Hello

  I have use for a Toshiba Tecra A3 Notebook with build in Intel GMA900 video card. Connected to the Dell 2407WFP (with the current drivers installed video card and monitor) I could only choose 1600 * 1200 settings. The screen on the screen with the right max resolution of 1920 * 1200 - intel but I could only choose 4:3 rations in display properties.

  The laptop should be able to run the resolution of 1920 * 1200 with no problems, but I can't choose this settings.

  An idea or a tool that could help me...

  Thank you

  P.S.: with the same connection Tecra A7 works very well @1920 * 1200

  I don t know why, but some drivers graphics don t allow to use all the screen resolutions.
  Unfortunately, it doesn't have much to do. If the resolution 1900 x 1200 is not in the list of available resolutions, so you will not be able to use it.

  Maybe another graphic driver would allow you to use this special resolution but I m not 100% sure about this.
  In addition, you should always use drivers Toshiba graphics and if you want to install other graphics drivers IE. Omega drivers so you can do so at you own risk!

• the 2nd monitor resolution

  Hi all

  I'm working on an application that uses 2 monitors.

  I have a VI that measures the resolution of the screen.

  I want to know the 2nd monitor resolution.

  How can I get that?

  Thank you

  Ritesh

  You can use a property node application, the display value-> AllMonitors. Index of this with an array and ungroup the result. This will give you information on the limits of the screen. By subtracting from left, right and top to bottom. You can get the size of the screen.

• monitor screen size, it's on the largest resolution cannot be taken

  I bought a used laptop with Windows XP Professional. No matter what I do, including the amendment of the resolution of the screen, I can't see the screen to fill the entire screen.  I can't find any information on the web, other than corrections of screen resolution.  The computer is a dell 620 latitude.  Under the monitor, he said only: default monitor. More high resolution, I can go is 1024 x 768 bits of very high (32).  Help, please.

  Hi Bobbievin,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft answers Forum.

  Follow the steps below to resolve your issue with the screen resolution:

  1. Restart your computer and immediately press the F8 key until you reach the menu Advanced Boot Options.
  2. From the options menu, select Safe Mode.
  3. Right-click on an empty space on the desktop.
  4. Select properties then settings.
  5. Select Advanced > adapter
  6. Click default map in the refresh rate list.
  7. Click OK and restart the computer in Normal mode.

  Let us know if that helps.

• Resolution is lower when the monitor is connected to the laptop

  Recently, I knew that my laptop of girlfriends who is a Dell XPS streched to the office and the max resolution is 1280 x 1024, what happened during the night. The resolution used to go up to 1680 x 1050.

  The stretching occurs only when its acer monitor is connected to the laptop. When disconnect us the laptop resolution is up to 1900 x 1200 (finally something like that).

  Operating system is windows 7 x 64.  I have the exact same monitor works fine on a windows Vista on a Dell XPS.

  Anyone know what to do about it?

  
  

  Best regards Sune

  Well, I have the same problem with my lcd... and I discovered that this is due to the ability of the tv... or the screen, your laptop have a high native resolution but perhaps the native resolution of your screen is less than I say 1360 x 768... by that your pc or laptop detects the monitor and adapt to... but this will give you a No 4 k true HD display.

• Windows 7 sees my second monitor as "generic non - PnP" and will not let me set the correct resolution

  Hello

  I just installed Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on a new hard drive on my Dell Studio 540. The PC has a graphics card ATI Radeon HD 3450 and has a Samsung 226bw 22 "monitor on the digital output. This works very well, and has the resolution of 1650 x 4050. When I am running Vista (on the previous hard drive), I got a monitor flat 14 "old on the other out, and it worked fine (although at a lower resolution).

  I added a monitor AOC F22s + on the other output, expecting to be able to put this to the recommended 1920 x 1080 resolution. Unfortunately, Windows has developed the driver for this monitor "Generic non - PnP" and will not let me set the correct resolution. To the maximum it will allow is 1600 x 1200, (as well as all other resolutions it allows) do not use the monitor at maximum capacity, which is the ratio of evil anyway, so the display seems tense.

  I run Windows Update, so have the latest drivers. I tried to install the other drivers, but nothing helped.

  I tried to unplug the Samsung monitor and restart the PC, so that the AOC, one was the only monitor it and he always had as 'Generic non - PnP' with the wrong resolution.

  Someone at - it ideas? I'm at my wits end. AOC support did not understand and could only suggest that the monitor was faulty, but the place where I bought it insist that it works very well and so no Exchange or get a refund (no restocking fee, which is a RIP-OFF).

  I really want to use both screens and would appreciate greatly any help that anyone can give. I hope I gave enough information. If I didn't, please let me know.

  Thanks in advance,

  Alan

  PROBLEM SOLVED!

  It turned out that my VGA cable was wrong and that it was not send the right signal to the computer. The screen worked fine with a VGA monitor, but the PC has not said that the new monitor is a PnP I tried a different cable and it worked fine.

  Thanks again to all who have suggested things.

• Unable to set the display resolution, Intel HD 4600 in Device Manager displays ' generic non-pnp monitor low resolution.

  I am slot as Windows 7 Pro on a Dell Intel 64 bit pc with a screen HD Dell I5 and Intel HD graphics 4600 driver.  PC woke up a few hours of inactivity, after no updates known to windows or other programs, with icons and pages double size beyond the limits of the monitor, setting the low resolution and Device Manager showing ' no generic pnp monitor low resolution ' instead of 'Monitor Dell HD' and no option to increase the resolution.  No help with reset, not restoration, disconnection and reconnection monitor auto plug n Play, 'Search new device', 'add a device', update of the graphics driver, reinstall the drivers from the Dell monitor.  Troubleshooting peripheral reported to date and working correctly.  After I finally uninstalled driver restarted, and graphic displays "default monitor" Device Manager (no longer "generic low resolution"), no graphics driver identified, but don't allow me to change to a higher resolution.  New windows had to be individually size / expanded to fill the screen.  This can be corrected?  I want to optimize my display settings for this monitor.  I have reinstall my graphics driver or just be happy that I can use my computer?  Thank you.

  Call Dell.  Your monitor should have a 3-year warranty.  Your matching OptiPlex with a warranty of one year more.

  Also, check all the hidden and invisible buttons on the monitor.  Someone may have inadvertently changed one of these.

• How to set the screen resolution to fit monitor

  original title: monitor

  I have a large screen, but it seems as if it was a waste of money because I don't get to use the middle of the screen. Can someone tell me please how to get full use out of my monitor? do I need some sort of version beta or something?

  Your description is not very clear, are the main steps to configure your display:

  -Make sure you have the latest drivers for your graphics card & monitor installed Windows 7 .

  -Search in the manual of your monitor and find out what the native resolution & refresh rate are for example (1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz), then go to:

  Start-> Control Panel-> display

  and together that view you these settings.

  -If you have black borders around your screen, you should increase the size of your screen through the software installed normally with your graphics card. For a basic card ATI look for a feature called overscan/underscan. Look for the option to increase the size of the desktop in the nVidia Control Panel for nVidia cards. For othe graphics cards check support manual/website for advice.

• How change the default resolution for windows to use when the monitor is not connected

  Hi, how can I set the resolution by default that windows uses when the monitor is turned off or not connected at all? My problem is that normally I use 1920 x 1080, but when I put the pc to sleep or just turn monitor and leave it like that for a while with a few app maximized, when I get back and turn the monitor on the resolution is correct but the enlarged window is resized to 1024 x 786 resolution. I tried to change in the registry DefaultSettings.XResolution a DefaultSettings.YResolution in all instances and it worked fine for a long time. Then some update that happened and now it no longer works. I reinstalled the system, but it still does not. How can I force windows to use always the 1920 x 1080?

  It seems that TMM disabling did the trick. Maximized windows are not yet moved to the left edge of the screen, well, those who have been maximized is maximized correctly as they should. I had to disable TMM through registry as I had no MMR in Task Scheduler.

  If anoyone is interested I've followed the instructions described here:

  http://superuser.com/questions/120983/how-to-disable-monitor-auto-detection-in-Windows-7

• Resolution of the monitor which affect the display image

  I use two monitors. The primary monitor is set to a resolution of 1920 x 1200. The second monitor is set to a resolution of 1920 x 1080. When I have LR displayed on the main screen (1920 x 1200), emissions information, but not images. When LR is displayed on the second monitor (1920 x 1800) shows all information and images. Why the images displayed on the monitor with a resolution of 1920 x 1200? What is the solution to see the images on the monitor with a resolution of 1920 x 1200?

  Both calibrated and profiled?

  Resolution has nothing to do with it. But if the profile monitor for that screen is broken, Lightroom is known just refuses to display in some cases.

• Impossible to activate the complete resolution in the program monitor

  Hi friends,

  I get to the creation of the French Communist PARTY, and this is one I can't understand everything. How do you perceive the full resolution in the program monitor? I see only a single field.

  I have a DV clip in a sequence of Blackmagic Uncompressed 720 x 480. It looks good on my monitor (via BM intensity Pro), but it only shows half the resolution in the program monitor. I have several parameters when I right click in the program monitor (top, bottom, two fields; resolution of play/pause), but none of them seems to have no effect on what I see.

  The only way that I can't see the full resolution in the program monitor's if I'm in a no-Blackmagic editing... but then I can't it output to the monitor. In FCP, I can see the full resolution in the Source, the program and the external monitor. How to do this first?

  Thank you!

  Clint

  The resolution seems to 'shift' when you playback the program monitor? I mean, it's whether the resolution is higher when the sequence is interrupted when you playback, or it is not low resolution all the time?

  I suggest you GPU drivers, but if you get full resolution in a sequence, Adobe, which is probably not the explanation. Could be an issue for BMD... I'm kind of suggestions that I have not a BMD card.